Supreme Court of India
Bank of Baroda v. Rajender Pal Soni
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Service Law : Temiination of Service by payment of three months' pay in lieu of requisite notice-Same day employee tendering resignation and retuming the cheque issued to him--Amalgamation of bank-Employee's services trans ferred-Transferor Bank accepting the resignation-Employee filing a suit against the transferee-Bank for arrears of pay-Maintainability of-Held: In view of the specific provision in the Amalgamation Scheme in paras 3 and JO of the notification mrears of salary is liability to be discharged by the transferor-Bank and not of transferee-Bank-Hence the suits are clearly not
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